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Four CD collection. When David Bowie announced at the Hammersmith Odeon on 3rd July 1973 that he (or， as it subsequently turned out， alter-ego Ziggy Stardust) was breaking up the band， manager Tony Defries glimpsed a golden opportunity rather than the end of an era. With the MainMan agencys main man coming off the road for at least a while， there was， Defries reasoned， space in the rock star firmament for a new Bowie， particularly one who would also be under MainMans management... Thus it was that Bowies faithful right-hand man， Mick Ronson， was thrust into the spotlight. Possibly the most reluctant solo performer ever， Ronno was given three weeks to write and record a debut solo album. With Bowies help (he contributed three songs to the set)， Slaughter On 10th Avenue was quickly pieced together after the conclusion of the Pin Ups sessions. Despite its rushed nature it was a strong effort， and the LP reached the UK album charts Top Ten. Buoyed by this success， Ronson then recorded a second album， Play Dont Worry - although before it could appear， hed accepted Ian Hunters invitation to join Mott The Hoople. As a result， Micks sophomore solo set was largely overlooked， and his lukewarm attempts to promote it were further scuppered by his and Ian Hunters decision to leave Mott and relocate to America. Sadly Slaughter On 10th Avenue and Play Dont Worry would be the only solo albums released during Micks lifetime. Only After Dark chronicles his peripatetic solo work during the rest of the seventies after his split with Bowie， with those two official albums joined by B-sides， alternative versions， outtakes and a plethora of unissued-at-the-time studio recordings (including a handful with Guam， the backing band for Bob Dylans legendary 1975 Rolling Thunder tour) and various highlights from his live shows. Featuring some rare photos and a lengthy new essay on his 70s career， Only After Dark is the most comprehensive anthology to date of a major talent.こちらの商品はネコポスでお届けできません。2019/12/6 発売ＵＫ盤レーベル：CHERRY RED UK収録曲：(ミックロンソン)